Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

sIh. Miller had vita hin a 49,
AS-o0 Winchester "a q H. sfrae. -
sRreo TIE R1u ssd tex q e4rtrsae,
IRON t. Miller gss thea oo his go =
Re place 0f Mr.. Kziehs.
James Powell-fsspe1 A. Nexaeahaus,
By February ISIS Ssw Ni,IeF t6s'
oay oetvee1 10 ard Iiam MsIIsPh -
With him $3.50 WINCHESTER rIfis. Ios5-
Cd Has conversation With hin and
Examined the gun.
Doosor jack, thFooza Indian Har,x
~ srpretef-He kRes Harry, D N an.i
Aieek vent nantinx der on Nere~r !,
saFy, Island one sandy. He knsST
n ColmAn- and Gilman va : eoat
tnan- de vas told 90 FFidsy that Col.
mac sas missing. he vent % tovn an
tuesday. after ths ether boTs e@rns
Dome. ne sag white bost Al B,yart,s
place that day. Tue boat va haaIes
~ On : tree De neyer saw = beat
mere before. This vaa o. tie Tsss,fev
atsef Colin ms disapDearznee. In
otner indians returoed from TER bant.
Ins expeditton oG Sunday near daFk.
al coming together.
MA kniRh .-Isssifsd she IL he s:fe
o. Isaac A. Knight. Lived on L,sL-
washington on February 10, Issg
MILLER vas 3. their plaes At 10 o's;o-h
thes day. Miller looked snd acted a.
u De Sas N trouble. He toll Der ~
aad mIsaaieyens nsiRhbOrs Who we're
MAKING trouble for Tin. Tears sz.aS
70 nts eyes - ne said this. gnd she re-
tralned from further Questioning him
ne told Der he hsd bis gun With him.
80 80 Miller second time thss day,
httie after uoen; also 81 O'Clock.
isaac A. kuigtt-Wss 81 home On
Lake Washington, February 7th. SAY
a Her thai day mile and half from
aus house. Miller talked abous vaFioas
mstsefs, telling him that be had a sab
seeaa 70 -ppeaE before the Grand Jury.
KILLER son, John, also bad bssn sob |
pos1asd, out Miller did not believe il |
~as best Tor John 20 90. Miller seemed 1
70 oe 10 tro9ole, aettated, his vice fall !
terinR, and quite unlike bis usual d. |
tAeasof. be bad a Winchester rife 4
vita him. Miller told hin be had 4
neiRnooss WHO we're Rlyi1Q hin trouble,
MILLER is slow and labofed talkeF.
Miller stayed 90 dinner, aud left about
O'CLOCK Witae5s never knew What
ieaF vas, the apprehension Of doing
wong being TIE nearest spprozoh 20
that feeling.
Mrs. Proctor Lives on Mercer Island
Was ai home all day sunday, Februsrv
lth. S3E, near night, a dark e9lated
boat going past towards B5gar.'s lac.
1ne mAH 10 IL, paIliBR. The boat va
he same color as Me-. Ailler's bat.
ghlch ste knew very we'll. Knss Mr.
Miller sixteen years, and knew be aud
vi bis folks were bad folks. she hid
lot n entioned the boat "a utter I the
1reyioua trials, bec.ass she was afraid,
.nd did not want 10 say more th N vas
equired Of hsr.
Dr. Bill. az Indian-Hs told Of the
lunting party OF february. 1856. Fhey
cached tue island about 10 0 'o!o,k ana 1
iunted until nearly suadosa. Waea
rear b CARTS plso5. dosn by the ter,
is sac a black boat passing by, moved
" white mao. 81 musn brush vas
here be could II see veil. Their plrty
4 seven Indians bad fiva eauo 4, Ave- ,
nRs and SIX guns, Inc!ndiuR two VIA
he-ters two sh0t gus, one Old mGsk-t
nd one Indian Rau. II stw a. white =
nan that day. TarY sent TO hunt deer {
nd not TO hunt = lie roen Up1n De !
ng asked II be knew where the D. lin
aia Wa, witness asked u D suiasn a was
white m4n. Ii was IA lndi ~ aud
Ia not kuow abodt NAYS and suoh
hinas. hs Was stranger ~ thess
arts, and did no kuoE he White men /
ere. The Winch at-s 4 : we all at
oms IN ksnton on the day f0llowing,
february STU
LltEle J lek-He was on tAe islaud {
Titn the other iuAians. hunting, 90
unday, + b.aary 7th. While there, 10 I
canoe, he saw dark boat passing
lose by, With a white man 10 il. The !
az was forty feet from shore, and the
1an waa sitting 10 the stern adding /
lith an oar. He d d not see the boa !
nd msn sooner became they wer I
DING In direction opp lsits to his own. t
nd they we're Reing BY p0iqt. Waile
asa ng the white man turned away his {
cad. Witness positively idsntlhsd !
i'ller as tbs man "a the boat. The !
untiDR party got lis before dark of ,
be sans tven.ng,